The City Of Film?

Follow the Regeneration of our Iconic Cinema

Bradford Odeon – The City Of Film’s Beloved Landmark

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The people of Bradford have been victorious in halting the demolition of one of the last and largest 1930s art deco supercinemas in the UK.

It was bought with public money and stands in a conservation area in the heart of the world’s first UNESCO City of Film, complementing the listed Alhambra theatre next door.

Thanks to the efforts of a city-wide public campaign, the building could now play a huge part in the cultural regeneration of our city centre.

Follow the progress of the community’s efforts to repurpose the building they fought to restore.

FAQs

One of only two UNESCO Cities of Film in the world

This is NOT just a local issue

Jonathan Foyle

Broadcaster, writer, CEO of World Monuments Fund Britain

Jonathan Foyle is Chief Executive of World Monuments Fund Britain, the UK arm of a global charity, which has achieved great success in securing imperiled architectural sites for future generations. He is 100% behind our campaign to have this amazing cinema restored, in this “The City Of Film”

Michael Winner

Film Director, writer, producer, believer in common sense

Mr Winner fought to save his local Kensington Odeon from the bulldozers. He is 100% behind our campaign to have the last remaining Art Deco 1930s Supercinema in the UK restored.

Actors, Producers, Directors

It’s not only the people of The City Of Film who want to save Bradford Odeon

Art historian Dan Cruickshank, actresses Imelda Staunton and Jenny Agutter, directors Terry Jones and Michael Winner, the Theatres Trust, the Cinema Theatre Association, the Twentieth Century Society, SAVE Britain’s Heritage, the Civic Society and the British Film Institute have all signed the petition to Save Bradford Odeon

We need your help to save The Bradford Odeon. This is what we need YOU to do.